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The census officially put Detroit’s population at around 639,000 people. But using U.S. Postal Service data and on-the-ground canvassing, teams from the University of Michigan and Wayne State University found that census takers consistently missed at least 8% of households in five of Detroit’s more stable, populated neighborhoods.
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The city of Detroit continued losing population over the past decade, according to data released Thursday by the U.S. Census Bureau.According to the…
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New research shows Detroit is the seventh-fastest shrinking big city in the U.S.Using Census data, the insurance company AdvisorSmith Solutions put out a…
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Michigan’s largest city is still losing people, but at a much slower rate than in the past, according to the latest yearly data from the U.S. Census…
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Gov. Rick Snyder this week signed off on a set of bills he hopes will help lure some big employers to Michigan. The new law lets employers that meet…
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The city of Detroit has been losing population for decades, but that could soon change.Southeast Michigan is expected to gain approximately 380,000…
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There's been a great effort to revitalize Detroit in recent years, but new figures from the US Census Bureau show the city is still losing population.…
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New numbers from the U.S. Census Bureau show Detroit hasn’t quite yet reversed decades of population loss, but it seems to be getting close.The Census has…
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Detroit's immigrant population is on the rise once again.After taking a dip between 2000 and 2010, the number of immigrants in the city has grown more…
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Detroit’s population has fallen to a level not seen since before 1920.But there are signs that long-term trend has bottomed out.According to the US Census…